There are currently no Environment Canada weather warnings in effect for the city Monday, but the federal weather agency says an additional two centimeters of snow is expected.

Residents in one northwest Toronto neighbourhood say they are worried about water in their basements as snow on the streets begins to melt due to a rise in temperature.

People in the eastern half of Canada are digging out after another monster storm dumped huge amounts of snow for the second time in recent days, with parts of Quebec walloped the hardest.

Delta Flight 4819 crashed at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, on Monday. Authorities are on site, investigating what ...

Rain is in the forecast with temperatures expected to rise to 4 C by Tuesday, according to Environment Canada’s forecast — and huge amounts of melting snow are a “definite risk” for basement flooding, ...

Four to eight more centimetres of snow are expected to drop in Toronto overnight and a heavier band of snow is expected to come in Tuesday morning, according to the advisory that is active in areas ...

A plane flipped when it crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday, injuring at least 19 people.

around 2:15 p.m., the time of the crash, according to the authorities. There was also drifting snow in Toronto, which was struck by two snowstorms in the past few days.

There were no fatalities among the 80 people on board Delta Connection Flight 4819. Experts credit the aircraft design and the cabin crew’s response.

The City of Toronto says it's bracing for another big dumping of snow this Family Day long weekend, with snowfall forecasted on both Saturday and Sunday.

A plane crash occurred at Toronto Pearson International Airport, prompting a response from emergency and police authorities.